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Warming Up for the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day: Join the NetWalking Event 2025 in Brussels!

Before the discussions, presentations, and new opportunities of the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day, there’s a different kind of gathering waiting for the European sport community — one that starts not in a conference hall, but in the open air.

On 10th December 2025, L’Orma International will host the NetWalking Event 2025, an informal networking walk through Parc du Cinquantenaire, right in the heart of Brussels’ European Quarter.

The idea is simple but powerful: to bring together professionals, project leaders, and sport enthusiasts arriving from all over Europe for the Info Day, and give them a chance to connect while walking.
Because sometimes, the best partnerships start not with a handshake, but with a shared step.

Networking While Walking” has become a tradition for our team — a relaxed and human way to meet before the intensity of the official event.
Surrounded by one of Brussels’ most iconic green spaces, participants will enjoy a one-hour walk, combining light physical activity, good conversations, and a few laughs.

Date: 2025, December 10th
Meeting point: Serenity House – Brussels EU Commission, Rdpt Robert Schuman 6, 1040 Brussels
Time: 6:30 PM (CET)
Participation: Free of charge.

So, if you’re coming to Brussels for the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day, don’t miss the chance to start your experience on the right foot — literally.
Join us for the NetWalking Event 2025: a moment to move, meet, and make meaningful connections before the big day.

Get fit. Get involved. Get inspired.

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